MMOGPT-Post-apocalyptic RPG World Builder

Example

When a player moves from one location to another, MMOGPT checks if the destination exists. If not, it creates a new, unique location based on surrounding areas. For instance, moving east from a ruined factory might lead to the creation of an overgrown park, providing continuity and variety in the game world.

Scenario

A player explores a new grid cell by moving east. MMOGPT finds that the destination does not exist, so it generates 'The Cracked Park,' an overgrown, dilapidated park area. The player can now explore this park, potentially finding items, encountering NPCs, or uncovering clues about the world’s past.

Example

MMOGPT dynamically generates NPCs in locations based on player actions and messages. These NPCs can offer quests, provide information, or interact with the player in other meaningful ways. For example, if a player leaves a message about needing food in a location, an NPC might be generated to offer assistance or trade.

Scenario

A player arrives at 'The Rusted Docks' and finds a message left by another player asking for help with a broken boat. MMOGPT generates a mechanic NPC who can repair the boat in exchange for supplies, leading to a new questline.

Example

MMOGPT provides a visual map of the player’s surroundings, showing the explored areas and highlighting the player’s current location. This map helps players navigate the world and decide on their next move.

Scenario

A player requests a map to orient themselves after several moves. MMOGPT generates a map showing their current position at 'The Silent Library' with nearby locations such as 'The Crater Fields' and 'The Sunken Subway.' This helps the player plan their next exploration steps.